She is a Japanese visual artist based in Tokyo.

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After finishing junior high school, she headed to Boston in the US on her own for high school. Unable to smoothly fit into high school life, she took up painting as a means of visualizing emotions she couldn't put into words. The works she painted during the period won four awards at the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, Massachusetts Art Region. Within this young woman who felt inclined towards self-expression, the option to make art a profession was born.

 

Subsequently, she was accepted by five of the world's top art schools (Parsons School of Design, ArtCenter College of Design, and Pratt Institute etc.) She chose the School of Visual Arts in New York and pursued a major in illustration, but was forced to leave due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Harried by thoughts which had no refuge, besides engaging in the minimum activities to sustain her livelihood, she devoted all of her time to producing art.

 

In 2022, she entered the Media Arts Course of the Department of Information Design at Tama Art University. With the goal of going beyond two-dimensionality to broaden her range of works, she studies images, photography, and etc. from multiple perspectives while producing works on varied themes of love.

 

Traveling back and forth between Japan and the US between the ages of 15 to 20, she has met people of diverse races, genders, cultures, and religions. These encounters have provided her with opportunities to consider her own identity. She will continue this dialogue with herself, working what she instinctively feels into her stories.